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The 2014 general election is taking place in nine phases in India, the longest election in the country's history, from 7 April to 12 May 2014 to constitute the 16th Lok Sabha. Voting will take place in all 543 parliamentary constituencies of India to elect members of parliament in the Lok Sabha. The result of this election will be declared on 16 May, before the 15th Lok Sabha completes its constitutional mandate on 31 May 2014.
According to the Election Commission of India, the electoral population in 2014 is 814.5 million, the largest in the world. There is an increase in newly eligible voters of 100 million since the last general election in 2009. This will be the longest and the most expensive general election in the history of the country, with the Election Commission of India estimating that the election will cost the exchequer ₹35 billion (US$577 million), excluding the expenses incurred for security and individual political parties. Parties are expected to spend ₹30,500 crore (US$5 billion) in the election, according to the Centre for Media Studies. This is three times the amount spent in the previous election, and is the world's second highest after the US$7 billion spent on the 2012 US presidential election. Though unelected, incumbent Prime Minister Manmohan Singh has ruled himself out as a prime ministerial candidate.
Using most available Google Blogger Publishing Methode
About India Results
The 2014 general election is taking place in nine phases in India, the longest election in the country's history, from 7 April to 12 May 2014 to constitute the 16th Lok Sabha. Voting will take place in all 543 parliamentary constituencies of India to elect members of parliament in the Lok Sabha. The result of this election will be declared on 16 May, before the 15th Lok Sabha completes its constitutional mandate on 31 May 2014.
According to the Election Commission of India, the electoral population in 2014 is 814.5 million, the largest in the world. There is an increase in newly eligible voters of 100 million since the last general election in 2009. This will be the longest and the most expensive general election in the history of the country, with the Election Commission of India estimating that the election will cost the exchequer ₹35 billion (US$577 million), excluding the expenses incurred for security and individual political parties. Parties are expected to spend ₹30,500 crore (US$5 billion) in the election, according to the Centre for Media Studies. This is three times the amount spent in the previous election, and is the world's second highest after the US$7 billion spent on the 2012 US presidential election. Though unelected, incumbent Prime Minister Manmohan Singh has ruled himself out as a prime ministerial candidate.